Ok I realise this is long, but I hope it will help someone planning a trip to chessington, don't feel obliged to read it <3 We are lucky enough to have Merlin passes and so enjoy Chessington World of adventures on a regular basis. I know planning a day out can be hard work, especially when you have to think of children. It costs a lot of money and you want to make sure you are choosing the right place and that it will have all the facilities you need and want. I thought it would try and write a review to help you decide if Chessington is a good choice for you and how to make the most of your day if you do go there. What is Chessington ...  Read the complete review

My partner and I tend to visit Chessignton World Of Adventures a couple of times a year. Location Chessington World of Adventure's is located just off junction 9 on the M25 and is very well signposted so finding this attraction isn't an issue at all. Price If you plan to purchase tickets when you arrive then you will be charged the following prices: Adult (12 years and over) - £31 Child - £21 Under 1 metre - Free Family of 3 - £66 Family of 4 - £86 Family of 5 - £104 There are certain discounts you can get if you book through their website before you visit and they also accept vouchers such as Tesco ...  Read the complete review

I must confess that I was very lucky to receive cheap tickets to this theme park courtesy of the charity Action for Children, as I have a son with Autism. The charity provided tickets for our entire family for £20, which was excellent value. The gate prices are as follows for 2012: Adult: £39.60 Child: £28.80 Family of 4 : £120 Senior: £25.20 The prices seem a little more expensive than most of the big theme parks, but this may be due to the fact that this attraction is London-based, whereas we tend to visit the theme parks near where we live in the Midlands. Chessington was roughly a 3 hour drive from where we live, and ...  Read the complete review

Chessington can be great for a day out but its good idea to find the cheapest ticket price option When buying the tickets its best to either pre-buy them online or use vouchers on the gate. Online booking will be £27.60 adult ticket. This online ticket price will save you around £9.00 (so that's your lunch sorted!). Alternatively you can use the 2 for 1 offer vouchers, which you can find when you buy all sorts of products like with magazines, cereal boxes, crisps etc.....and can also find them in newspapers! So it's never too difficult to get hold of those 2 for 1's. I personally think these 2 for 1 voucher are better than the online pre-booked tickets: ...  Read the complete review

Since I was eleven years old, I have been visiting Chessington World of Adventures, nearly every other year. Initially it started as a school trip then as days out with friends. Nowadays its family days out with the children. The reason why I have become attached with Chessington, apart from the other big theme parks such as Alton Towers and Thorpe Park, is that every year Chessington has new rides with different themes. Being just on, the outskirts of London it is very convenient to travel to by car or train. The rides are great, my old time favourites are the vampire ride and the mystic East, but all the other rides will give any thrill seeker a good adrenaline ...  Read the complete review